An overview of existing smart city standards would be of great benefit to the various actors involved in smart city projects, including local governments and technology companies, as well as standards developing organizations who are looking to create additional standards to help remove obstacles. Currently such an overview does not exist, and standards are still created and used mostly within the traditional silos.
This report describes a methodology for mapping existing smart city standards and providing an overview of these standards. A data flow model is used as inspiration for the search keywords and to help communicate the outcomes. The result of this mapping exercise is not just a list of existing standards and current initiatives, but it starts to form a ‘map’ of the landscape which is more insightful.
This report describes a methodology for mapping existing smart city standards and providing an overview of these standards. A data flow model is used as inspiration for the search keywords and to help communicate the outcomes. The result of this mapping exercise is not just a list of existing standards and current initiatives, but it starts to form a ‘map’ of the landscape which is more insightful.
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